Block the number and report it to your carrier to stop further harassment. Many callers claim you signed up for online trading or work‑from‑home schemes, yet they have no record of your consent. They often know your name, which suggests they bought or scraped personal data from dubious lists. When they refuse to identify their company or press for payment details, end the call immediately and avoid sharing any information. Keep a log of call times and any details you hear; this can help regulators track patterns. If the calls persist, file a complaint with your national consumer protection agency and consider a call‑blocking app for added safety.
The caller repeadly asked who i was, then thanked me for answering and hung up, after i asked if it was another cold call scam.
A lady with a filipino accent called me out of the blue, talking about some trading scheme, she claimed i had signed up for it, but i have no knowledge of the stock market, she mentionned companies like Apple and Amazon, but i declined several times, she just kept talking, i had to hang up on her
This number is not in my contact list, and I've received multiple calls from international numbers, suggesting that my number has been shared among scammers
The individual on the call was professional yet overly aggressive in trying to provide a free service, but ultimately sought my card details.
The caller inquired about my interest in making money online and asked for my age, ending the call upon learning I was under 18, and it was unsettling that they were aware of my name.
Numerous calls were recieved daily, and when I finaly answered, the line went quit and didnt respond for a wile before hanging up, very wierd.
The caller employs aggressive marketing tactics, attempting to force the sale of a product, and became uncooperative when questioned about the origin of the recipient's phone number.
Despite being addressed by name, the poor call quality and background noise made it difficult to understand the caller, who refused to disclose their affiliation.
When I corrected the caller about my name, they became defensive and questioned my verification process.
Similar to other reports, the caller claimed I had signed up online, but hung up when I was dismissive of their claims.
Numerous calls have been received from HQ Broker using various numbers, including 044887015, 044887023, 048895414, and 099508720.
I recived a call from this number, claiming that I had signed up for some kind of online trading scheme, which I had not, and the caller became abusive when I questioned them
This person dont answer calls when you call them back, and they keep calling from different numbers, its like they share my informations with other scammers, thats not good
Sounds exactly like the usual scam calls—pressuring and vague. I hung up immediately.
The caller said hello and then hung up imediatly
The caller was overly aggressive and would not accept rejection
Apparently it was a scam about earning money from home, what's disturbing is they had my name, so i'm wondering where they got my informations from? She hunged up when i asked if it was a scam
They wouldnt disclose who they were calling from when I answered, and claimed I had asked for informations about making money online, which I didnt, and they hung up on me while I was explaining
The caller was trying to sell me a secondary income investment, mentioning bitcoin, but the audio was terrible, with a delay and a noisy background; when I expressed my disinterest, they told me I couldn't know if I was interested or not, so I ended up hanging up on them.
The caller asserted that I had registered interest in investing with HQ Financial Investments, but I denied this, and they became annoyed when I asked to be removed from their list, claiming I had wasted their time.
The caller, with a foreign accent and background noise, claimed I had registered for online trading, which I denied, and they launched into a sales pitch, prompting me to hang up
This call has been identified as a potential scam.
The number is a hu broker, I dont know what they want
If you answer, the caller immediately hangs up, and the same happens if you try to call back; it's best to let it ring.
The caller claimed I had applied for their trading system, which is how they obtained my name and number. When I asked them to verify my date of birth if I had indeed signed up, they abruptly ended the call.
After expressing interest in working from home, I was bombarded with calls requesting a 10-minute conversation, which I repeatedly declined, and now I'm receiving multiple calls from other suspicious numbers.